San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-24

-Msrtha Morales, aged seven years,
died yesterday in the First ward from
meningitis.
Bids for the city printing were open
ed by the mayor and council committee
today.
-Robt. winn was released on n $1,000
bond by Judge NOonRn today; S6,OOO In
the murder case, 81 900 in the assault
case.
Capt. L. o. Dargan, has planted, on
his farm west OF town, l25 acres In corn,
100 acres In oats, and will plant heavily
OF cotton.
City Marshal Shardein has issued
orders TO the proprietor OF Tests gSrden
to place n special policeman in his gar
den on Sunday nights TO preserve order.
L. ID. LlIlard, ex-treasurer OF the
Texas State Press association, and edi-
tor Of the Fairfield Recorder, 10 "smit-
ten" with San AntOniO's charms, ana
writes a glowing account In his paper
of the Alamo city.
Col J. G. G. Lee and Gen. Terry re-
turned yesterday from Ell Paso and LETT
in the evening on the |. d q. N. for
Laredo, to inspect Fort Mcintosh.
The most particular men. in town
made n perfectly satisfactory selection
from 10 Ike Brothers new line o. straw
hats. This firm seems 10 have the happy
faculty of pleasing all tastes:
3.246t JOsKE BROTHERS.
MIR. l.. A. Berteaux, publisher Oft
Fashion programme, requests the LIGHT
10 say to the public that Nr. Jerry kaine
10 no longer authorized to solicit or COL
leCt for same.
City Engineer Maury is building an
addition to his residence on the Rock
Quarry road. He Is in favor OF heating
houses by means of hot water instead OF
steam.
Handsome assortment OF Surah silk,
latest ideas, in street and evening
shades, now shown at JosKE BROS.
The sanitary inspector should be
sent TO the vicinity OF the Lone star
brew ~ and see what produces that
horrible stencil in the river just at the
bridge.
The LIGHT police reporter was fined
SIS by the recorder this morning for APP
bearing late at the morning session;
but the judge kindly remitted the fine
when he heard that the reporter had
stood In the rain for half an hour just
for the pleasure Of being rained upon
again.
M. Meier, who runs the beer garden
on West Commerce street, asks the
LIGHT TO state that the Rubio-Garcla
family row did not occur at his garden
Sunday night. The officer who made
the arrest must have misinfOrmed the
reporter.
"A hard rain fell all along the |. q G..
n. railway from San Antonio to Laredo
yesterday and the stockmen are feeling
very happy today.
Capt. Bill Lyons has received his APP
pointment as one of the eight sanitary
Inspectors.
Morris Meier says he knows Of AZ
cases of t. grant violation OF the occupa-
ton law, /. e., nOn-payment OF the same,
yet the grand jury in his case has in
dicted him for this otfense. There must
be some bug under the chip.
The Vsndyke Art union is becom-
ing mutual improvement society. Some
of the ladies were learning TO sweep
floors this morning and do other useful
jobs.
Some of the German speaking sing
ers are indignant about that cablegram
TO Kaiser William. They strongly bint
that Bacchus and not patriOtismwas the
motive power of the cOngr atula ions.
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth
for pam, may be relied on to effect cure
wherever an external application can be used.
Price % cents.
1t is the old. old story: Love at first sight!
walk in the beautiful moonlight night; both
eaten dreadful cold and give up all hope, but
finally find relief in a bottle of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup, get married, and are at last
happy!
san Antonio has lost good bust
ness man and citizen during the past
week. This is Mr.. Ludwig, who came
here from st Louis, and established Il
manufactory and sale depot on Com
merce street for his musical instru-
ments. After spending considerable
money in fitting up his place OF bust
ness, he discovered there was no market
for his wares closed out bis business and
has returned 10 ST. Louis not very well
pleased with his experiment.